More Election 2018

The ballot box, between the north end of Sproul and the A&E building, went in today and is accepting mail-in ballots from registered Alameda County voters. No postage is needed.

Californians are electing a governor and will decide the usual plethora of ballot initiatives on this fall’s ballot. The nation will be deciding the balance of power in Congress and the Senate.

This Monday, Oct. 22, is the last day to register to vote. You can register online or in person. Students can register either at their residence while in school, or their home address, but not both.

Mail-in ballots can also be stamped and mailed, or dropped off at polling places on election day. Votes dropped off early will be included in the first results that roll out on election night.

On election day, the polls will be open in several locations around campus, including the third floor of the Martin Luther King Jr. Student Union, the rec room in the Unit 1 residence hall and in Unit 3, side A/B.